ODI Tri Series top two Australia and England duel again

Ferocious fast bowler Steven Finn has been in and out of England teams over the last few years, due to lack of form and having to alter his run up. However, he was in devastating form against India in his side’s convincing win in their second match of the ODI Tri Series.

England (8/5 for victory) now face another chance against audacious Australia (1/2 odds-on favourites), who they lost against in the mini tournament opener.

Finn, who took five wickets for 33 runs against India last time out, is a tempting 3/1 chance to be best bowler against the hosts too.

England bowling great James Anderson was also on fire that day, with figures of 4-18, and he is the same price in that market as well.

Ahead of the match with arch-rivals Australia, the Lancashire swinger said: “We’re still developing as a team, there’s a lot of talent in the dressing room.

“Going into World Cup you want to be in some decent form. [The win over India] was a great performance, but it was one game. We know we’ve got a lot of hard work to come.”

Ian Bell, who came into this series on the back of smashing the highest ever ODI total (187) for an Englishman in the warm-up match against the Prime Minister’s XI, meanwhile, top scored against India too, with 88 not out. He is 10/3 to get the most runs for his team once more.

Warwickshire’s Bell is also in a Coral wincast special, with odds of 10/1 available if he is top England batsman and the visitors win.

Australia are the form nation in the world, though, particularly their batsmen, who are smashing centuries galore in all forms of the game.